MUSCOGEE: CREEKS, page 4

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MUSCOGEE

A STUDY OF THE CREEK INDIANS
The Original Inhabitants of much of Alabama And Georgia

Where shown, pages are found at Archive.org and are not "live" pages.

Links updated 11/29/2004

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~~ Creek Lifestyles, Customs And Legends ~~ Multi-Racial Ancestry ~~ Creek clans and Creek history ~~ Creek history (N.Georgia Native Americans) ~~ A Creek history (Bearheart Gallery) ~~ A Creek Indian History (Chehaw Native Indian Festival) ~~ Communal Harmony among the Muscogee ~~ Indian Land Areas for Southeast ~~ Indian ancestry (BIA) ~~ A Creek Indian Bibliography ~~ Georgia Indians (CVIOG) ~~ Scott Roberts' Arrowheads ~~ Treaties with the Creeks 1790-1854

Creek Lifestyles, Customs And Legends
by Linda Berno
Ryal School, Henryetta OK.

MULTI-RACIAL ANCESTRY

Two sites concerned with historical multi-racial relations and with slavery of both Indians and Blacks. They provide some insights into conditions resulting in multi-racial ancestry.

The African - Native Genealogy Homepage

Beneath the Underdog:

Earlier shorter version
longer PDF version

Creek customs and
Creek history

from
Welcome to the Muscogee
(Creek) Nation.

Native Americans
in North Georgia

Creek history
from the N. Georgia Native Americans site.

A Creek history
from the Bearheart Gallery in Pensacola FL.

A Creek Indian History as it relates to the Southeast
from the old Chehaw National Indian Festival webpage.

Communal Harmony among the Muscogee

from the Fellowship of Intentional Community site. Page down to title. By Native American Glenn Morris,Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Colorado at Denver.

Indian Land Areas for Southeast

Portrays results of cases before the U.S. Indian Claims Commission or the U.S. Court of Claims in which an American Indian tribe proved its original tribal occupancy.

Bureau of Indian Affairs

Indian ancestry
from the Bureau of Indian Affairs webpage.

A Creek Indian Bibliography
by Anne E. Gometz.
An excellent source.

CARL VINSON INSTITUTE of GOVERNMENT
GeorgiaInfo

"Georgia Indians" , containing many fine links under Prehistoric, Early Historic and Later Historic, relevant to Indians of Southeast U.S.

SCOTT ROBERTS' ARROWHEADS

Scott Roberts arrowheads were collected over many years by his father around Lake Martin, in Elmore County AL, along the banks of the Alabama River and in Escambia County. Pictures: ~ 1 (50k) ~ 2 (37k) ~ 3 (29k) ~ 4 (40k) ~ 5 (45k) ~ 6 (31k) ~ 7 (62k) ~ 8 (68k)

OSU Library ~ Indian Affairs: Laws & Treaties

TREATIES WITH THE CREEKS 1790-1854

Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties, Compiled and Edited by Charles J. Kappler. For all Indian nations. The treaties provide complete text and list all signers, usually identifying groups represented.

Listing of Creek Treaties on separate site.

Your suggestions for what should be provided on this page, or your contributions of same, are most welcome. Send email to John Robertson.

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